No cliches today, just feedback from you!

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Rather than beat a dead horse - what could I possibly say about cliches that my co-Reluctants have not already said? - I thought we'd take some time out to get some feedback from the blogworld.

We want to know what we're doing right, and what we're doing wrong.

Do you like the weekly topics? Or would you prefer that we free-form and just write about whatever we want?

What about the interviews? Do you want more of them? Less of them? Do they impact you at all?

What about a book club? What if we picked one book a month and we all debated about it - and invited discourse, of course! Would you be interested? Not interested?

If we do giveaways, what sorts of prizes do you want to see? Keep in mind that we are broke-ass, lowly genre writers and do not have stretch limos just yet.

We want the League to be a fun read every day of the week (except Sundays, hah). So tell us. Do you want more industry information? More wacky short stories? More snippets? A top ten? Bad jokes (Hey, we have to let Anton post once a week, right)?

What are we doing right? What are we doing wrong? What do you think we can do to improve?

Send in the best response and the winner (elected by the jury of League peers) will get a $10 gift certificate to Amazon.com.

So chime in!

- Jill, the walking cliche

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